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It is a proactive approach that establishes behavioral support and social culture needed for all children to achieve social and academic success.

PBIS at home creates a positive environment where expectations are clear and good behavior is celebrated.

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Establish 3-5 positive home expectations. For example: 'We are respectful', 'We are responsible', 'We are safe'. Post these where everyone can see them!

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Visual behavior tracking works wonders! Create a simple chart to track progress. Make it fun and positive!

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Free Printable Behavior Charts

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Behavior charts are wonderful tools to encourage positive behavior and have fun at the same time. Behavior charts and reward charts can be used to track difficult behaviors, chores, daily routines, homework, potty training and much more! Help support your kids or students by encouraging positive behavior! For more tips, read our article on How to Use Behavior Charts. And if you don't see a behavior chart or resource that your need, contact us, and we'll try our best to make it for free!

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Updated Behavior charts are wonderful tools to encourage positive behavior and have fun at the same time. Behavior charts and reward charts can be used to track difficult behaviors, chores, daily routines, homework, potty training and much more! Help support your kids or students by encouraging positive behavior!

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In our PBIS programs, we've learned that giving appropriate choices empowers children. Instead of saying 'Do your homework now!' try 'Would you like to do your homework at the kitchen table or at your desk?' This simple shift makes a big difference!

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Create special recognition for behavioral progress. It could be extra story time, a special activity together, or earning tokens toward a desired privilege. Remember to celebrate small wins!

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Embrace this spirit by catching your children being good. Use specific praise: instead of just 'good job,' say 'I love how you helped your sister with her homework!' Remember, positive reinforcement should be immediate and sincere.

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Establish consistent daily schedules. Morning routines, homework time, and bedtime procedures help children feel secure and know what's expected of them.

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We encourage you to use this form to ask any questions you might have regarding our Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS) system. Your input is valuable to us, and we are here to provide clarity and support.